Be careful what you like and how you comment on Facebook. More specifically, be careful whose posts you engage with. The editing feature on Facebook may have you “stitched up”.
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Will you get “stitched up” on Facebook?
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Published September 30, 2013
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Previously, an update would have to be deleted and reposted with any changes, losing any comments or “likes”.
But the new capability, introduced to help users correct spelling and grammatical errors, means posts can be modified, and their content changed.
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